How to Say ‘The State has declared war against us.’ in Mexican Spanish
El Estado nos ha declarado la guerra.
el es-tah-doh nohs ah deh-klah-rah-doh lah gwehr-rah
[el es-tah-doh nohs ah deh-klah-rah-doh lah gwehr-rah]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This phrase illustrates the show's theme of rebellion against oppressive systems.
Phrase Breakdown
El Estado
el es-tah-doh
Words in this phrase
El
[el]
The
A definite article used to specify something already known or identified.
El sol es brillante.
The sun is bright.
Estado
[es-tah-doh]
State
A nation or territory considered as an organized political community under one government.
El Estado regula las leyes.
The State regulates the laws.
Nos ha declarado
nohs ah deh-klah-rah-doh
Words in this phrase
nos
[nohs]
us
Used by a speaker to refer to themselves and one or more people.
El Estado nos ayuda.
The State helps us.
ha
[ah]
has
Third person singular present indicative of 'have', used as an auxiliary verb.
Ella ha terminado la tarea.
She has finished the homework.
declarado
[deh-klah-rah-doh]
declared
To announce something formally or publicly.
Él ha declarado sus intenciones.
He has declared his intentions.
La guerra
lah gwehr-rah
Words in this phrase
la
[lah]
the
A definite article used to specify something already known or identified.
La luna es bella.
The moon is beautiful.
guerra
[gwehr-rah]
war
A state of armed conflict between different countries or different groups within a country.
Han declarado la guerra.
They have declared war.
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